@jonsmi: "The setup:
CCR mailbox cluster and two Hub/CAS servers. Almost all mailboxes are
linked mailboxes (resource forest). Clients Outlook 2003 and 2007.
Thus we have Public Folders for Outlook 2003. There were problems with
free/busy information. Something might have gone wrong trying to fix
it with ADSI Edit following an MS KB.
At one time there were error messages telling that there were more
than one MAPI Public Folder ...
Issues with these error messages are fixed, and free/busy works. But
all mail destined to the mail-enabled Public Folders are held in the
unreachable queues on the Hub/CAS servers.
Any ideas what to do?
Thanks in advance."
    @curspice: "Where are the public folders homed?
Ed Crowley MVP
"There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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"Jon-Alfred Smith" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @jonsmi: "The public folders are homed on the active and passive nodes of the
CCR Mailbox cluster. These two nodes are configured identically with
the public folder database on E:\Database and the transaction log
files on F:\Logs\PFSG.
There is a third temporary Exchange Server holding the Mailbox Server
role, used for migrating users from one forest to our forest. But this
server has no public folders.
My theory is that the two HUB servers don't have the information they
need in the Active Directory to route the messages to the public
folders. If that is right, one solution could be to manually edit the
configuration partition with ADSI Edit. On the other hand, I'm not too
happy doing some low-level editing where much can go wrong.
So one natural question would be if there is an easier, less
error-prone  way around.
jas
On Sat, 28 Mar 2009 22:54:43 -0400, "Ed Crowley [MVP]"
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    @curspice: "Is there any more information in the queues or queued messages, like where 
it's trying to send them?
Ed Crowley MVP
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